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mini-css-extract-plugin

2.7.5

Comparision Betweeen 2.7.5 and 2.7.4

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110.13 KB

109.91 KB

Version 2.7.5 Details

Mini CSS Extract Plugin helps you extract CSS into individual files. It creates a CSS file per JS file containing CSS. It supports on-demand loading of CSS and SourceMaps. Developers often employ it when building web applications with tools like webpack, aiming to optimize CSS delivery and improve page load performance. By separating CSS from JavaScript bundles, it enables parallel downloading of resources by the browser, leading to faster rendering.

Comparing version 2.7.5 with its predecessor, 2.7.4, reveals only minimal changes from a developer perspective, as there are no differences in dependencies or peer dependencies. While the core functionality remains the same, the updated version 2.7.5 likely includes bug fixes which could enhance stability and reliability. The release date difference highlights recent activity and ongoing maintenance. Although the change log is not available in the provided data, developers should investigate the changelog on the project's GitHub repository or npm page to identify the precise corrections or small API improvements implemented. These minor releases generally prioritize resolving reported issues and improving code quality without introducing breaking changes. Both versions require webpack 5 and support a wide range of tools and libraries commonly used in modern web development environments, including Sass, TypeScript, ESLint, and Prettier. The unpackedSize increases sligtly, which can hint at code imporevements.

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